Tenby led 28-0 early in the second half, but Crymych fought back with the final score reading 34-27 in the home side’s favour.

It was the first league meeting of the sides since 2019, and both were keen to get the win.

Max Brindley got the Seasiders going as he wriggled free before running on to score under the posts.

Harry Rossiter added the extras.

The second try came with just over half an hour played as the referee played advantage and Tenby kicked ahead for Gwion Jones, who won the race to touch the ball down.

Rossiter added the extra two points.

That gave the home side a 14-0 lead at half time, and they added a third shortly after the restart.

Tenby won the ball from their kick off and after a delay for an injury, Brindley shot through once more to touch down under the posts.

Rossiter slotted the conversion for a 21-0 lead.

They soon added their fourth try as some good passing allowed Liam Price in to touch down.

Rossiter made it four from four with the boot.

Crymych responded with a try as they pushed their way over to finally get themselves on the board.

The conversion was just wide.

Two yellow cards for Tenby players allowed Crymych to get further back into the game.

Rossiter added two more penalties for the home side to make sure of the win.

Crymych’s comeback saw them finish seven points short, ensuring they would at least go home with a losing bonus point.

The sides return to action after the international fixtures on Saturday, November 21, with Crymych taking on Swansea Uplands while Tenby United visit Felinfoel.